Koutetsu

I was so bored that I dug out Evangelion: Girlfriend of Steel and played it to the end. I believe I got the best ending, although there is no way in hell I’m going to play it again to confirm that. The storyline was really enjoyable, despite some illogical areas. Contary to the impression I got from reviews, Mana didn’t die at the end! Hurray!

I think I’ll go dig out GoS 2 to see if it continues the story… it better… Although I’d prefer if the entire thing was told in an OVA series. I mean, the game is interactive 5% of the time, lacks animations, doesn’t let me skip dialouges, and I still like it. If it’s an OVA series it would rock. Seriously, if the entire Eva series was about this it would be my favourite series ever.

UPDATE: Wired article

A scan of the titles reads like a trip to a local adult video store: Do You Like Horny Bunnies?, Private Nurse, Virgin Roster, Secret Wives Club, I’m Gonna Serve You and so on.

A scan of the title reads “suckiness”. I don’t know what is the purpose of this article. Maybe the Wired was running out of news. Maybe the author was bored. Meh.

Yeah and Reagan died. But that’s not very interesting. Clicky

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II was “saddened by the news” of his death, a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said…

…Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan said Reagan left a global legacy of freedom and democracy.

“On behalf of Singapore… I would like to extend our deepest condolences to his wife and family and to the people of the US,” Tan said.

Wow Tony Tan got a longer paragraph than the Queen of England… Reagan was a great man. His administration was the one that proposed the Strategic Defense Initiative afterall. Satellites armed with weapon-grade laser designed to shoot down missiles. Fun fun fun.

A bunch of old people smiling. Clicky

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, French President Jacques Chirac, U.S. President George W. Bush, Russian President Vladimir Putin and a host of other VIPs spontaneously rose to their feet to applaud a march-past by proud veterans from all the Allied nations…

…Chirac said France “will never forget the men who agreed to make the supreme sacrifice to liberate our soil, our country, our continent from the yoke of Nazi barbarity. It will never forget what it owes America, our eternal friend.”

A bunch of 80 to 100 year olds marching? Where are the photos!? And what the hell is this frendship with America that Chirac talks about.